Sentence examples for modelling guidance from inspiring English sources

Here we propose reasoned modelling critics — an approach which aims to abstract away from the complexities of low-level proof obligations, and provide high-level modelling guidance to designers when proofs fail.

Although not necessarily an accurate prediction of the performance of exenatide in day-to-day practice, it is, nevertheless, consistent with NICE economic modelling guidance [ 28], and therefore appropriate.

The Framework is intended to act as an integrated platform for designing out waste decision making, by providing informed building information modelling-driven guidance to address waste causes throughout design stages.

Moreover, as we show experimentally the qualitative model's guidance of the quantitative modelling process leads to predictions that may be considerably more accurate than those obtained by state-of-the-art numerical learning methods.

A second pedagogical premise is that students can be effectively facilitated to learn by participating in the daily activities of their community of practitioners, where peers, role models and mentors scaffold or extend learning through guidance, modelling and discussion [ 28, 29].

RP and AB provided modelling expertise and guidance.

This paper contributes to the methodology of system dynamics modelling of socio-ecological systems by 1) examining issues modellers face during the modelling process, and 2) providing guidance on how to effectively design and implement system dynamics modelling.

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Many are already assumed in our modelling but key new cost guidance (better than expected) assists our base case forecasts.

Results from the modelling suggest that STAs published guidance significantly faster than MTAs after adjusting for other covariates (by 36.2 weeks (95% CI −46.05 to −26.42 weeks)) and that appeals against provisional guidance significantly increased the time to publication (by 42.83 weeks (95% CI 35.50 to 50.17 weeks)).

Furthermore, the relative risk, comparing estimated baseline mean population CVD risk with that after one year of follow-up, was 0.91 (29.57 versus 32.55), which is close to the value of 0.9 used by Barton et al. [ 11] in their modelling study to develop National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence guidance on a public health programme aimed at preventing CVD in whole populations.